Marc Gonzalez
About Marc Gonzalez
Marc Gonzalez is a Research Assistant at Yale University, focusing on energy justice and equity. He has a background in research and social justice, having worked in various roles at Yale and The Farmlink Project.
Current Role at Yale University
Marc Gonzalez has been working as a Research Assistant at Yale University since 2021. His responsibilities include compiling prison records and conducting archival research on a waste management company from the 1970s. He has also created a timeline of company affairs during his research assistantship. In addition to his primary role, he serves as an Office Assistant for the Yale Summer Session, contributing to administrative tasks since 2021.
Previous Experience at Yale University
Prior to his current roles, Marc Gonzalez held several positions at Yale University. He worked as an Office Assistant at the Yale School of Management for four months in 2020. He also served as a Student Research Intern at the Yale University School of Medicine from 2017 to 2019, where he gained valuable research experience. Additionally, he worked as an Academic Strategies Student Intern for eight months from 2019 to 2020.
Focus on Energy Justice and Equity
Marc Gonzalez's academic and professional focus centers on energy justice and equity. His studies and work reflect a commitment to addressing these critical issues. This focus is evident in his research responsibilities and the initiatives he has participated in, including his role as a Social Justice Collective Co-Facilitator at The Farmlink Project in 2021.
Educational Background
Marc Gonzalez studied at Hill Regional Career High School, where he achieved a High School Diploma with a focus on Medicine. He furthered his education at Yale University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in History from 2019 to 2023. His academic background supports his research interests and professional endeavors.
Research Experience and Skills
Marc Gonzalez has developed a range of research skills through various positions. His experience includes conducting archival research and compiling records, which are essential skills in academic research. His role at the Yale MacMillan Center as a Research Assistant for six months in 2021 further enhanced his research capabilities.